Tié (en. Tie)

/tje/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Expression of desire, need, or doubt related to possession.

It is possible that I have a book you would like.

Es posible que yo tié un libro que te gustaría.

Indicates a condition or situation that is not fulfilled.

If I have time, I will go to the party.

Si yo tié tiempo, iré a la fiesta.

Used in hypothetical constructions.

Even though I have the money, I wouldn't spend it.

Aunque yo tié el dinero, no lo gastaría.

From Latin 'tenere', meaning 'to hold' or 'to possess'.

if I have to go

indicates an obligation or necessity.

si yo tié que ir

it is possible that I have

expresses possibility or doubt.

es posible que yo tié

even though I have time

indicates a situation contrary to what is expected.

aunque yo tié tiempo

to have

Verb that means to possess or hold.

tener

I have

First person singular of the present indicative tense of the verb to have.

tengo

possession

Action of having or possessing something.

tenencia

Expression of doubt or possibility.

If you knew that I have a pool, you would come to swim.

Si supieras que yo tié piscina, vendrías a nadar.

Colloquial use to indicate that something may be considered important.

Even if it doesn’t seem like it, what I have is crucial.

Aunque no lo parezca, lo que yo tié es crucial.